Background While a large literature has highlighted the protective effects of human capital
on an individual's health and to some extent their offspring's health, little evidence is …

Purpose This paper aims to define intergenerational housing support and assesses and
synthesizes the existing literature on intergenerational support for housing to identify trends …

Because cities have different attractions for laborers, people migrate from city to city, which
may widen the gap between cities. Analyzing the fluxes and directions of migrant flows can …

In rural China, remittances were believed to play a pivotal role in compensating the left-
behind elderly parents for their health loss due to their adult children's outmigration. No prior …

The ageing population resulting from the one-child policy and massive flows of internal
migration in China pose major challenges to elderly care in rural areas where elderly …

This study pioneers the application of the New Economics of Labor Migration theory to
outline and estimate two opposite effects of labor loss driven by the migration and …

There is little understanding about the effects of adult child migration on the health of elderly
parents left behind in the light of economic contribution and time allocation (farm work and …

How does an active lifestyle at baseline relate to cognitive functioning in later periods? To
answer this question, we draw unique panel data from the China Health and Retirement …

Population ageing and labor out-migration are increasingly challenging normative
intergenerational support systems and familial welfare in parts of Asia. Extant studies look at …

Labor migration is widespread and growing across the world. As migration grows, the
economic outcomes of migration increasingly diversify, and so do its consequences for the …